The Longest Bridge In The World

It’s more than a hundred miles long, incorporates half a million tonnes of steel and it took just four years to build. There are bridges, there are very long bridges, and then there is the world’s longest, and therefore greatest, bridge.
But where is it? What does it carry? And has it recently been overtaken by an even longer bridge? Join us now as we rock up to the metaphorical toll booth for a good, long look at the world’s longest bridge.
Our journey today takes us to the People’s Republic of China, where historically unprecedented public spending and a single-minded, nation-building approach to infrastructure planning means the Chinese now consume a whopping 50% of all the world’s steel and as much as 70% of its cement every single year.
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Megaprojects: The World’s Longest Bridge

[@johndaily9869]

According to Wikipedia, 37 bridges over 20km in the world, 18 in China.

[@ziqpiano1968]

Brunei darussalam have 30km bridge

[@johndaily9869]

@@ziqpiano1968 Built by Chinese?

[@maxxiong]

TBH that's just because China builds a lot of HSRs. Second place is actually the Taiwan HSR (although GWR apparently doesn't count it?)

[@Rex-ww4cw]

@@johndaily9869 yeah. Brunei bridge are built by chinese

[@_x2np_]

@@Rex-ww4cw sarcasm?

[@aa1944-k2r]

1. its "not open to public" because when you use the bridge you end up entering the "border" of mainland China/HK Special Administrative Region or Macau Special Administrative Region. I.E: It is like driving from country A and entering into country B and you dont do that unless you have a permit. And no, although HK and Macau are part of China, but they are special Administrative Region so they somehow operate like a seperate region of China and you have to pass through immigration to get in from the other. 2. of course there are public transport running through the bridge. for example you can get on a special express bus from Hong Kong, which will then take you to Macau, you enter the border of Macau then you can play in the casinos.

[@dingdong3000]

Useless Macau-HK Bridge bearly no one uses except people who want to head to airport from Macau, public transport buses, and maybe more privileged with own car. People will still stick with Ferry no matter what as it's more convenient for locals to inner HK and Macau. China is up to no good.

[@AA-no6me]

The video was beautiful until at the end where it spread inaccurate narrative around 6 minutes. HKSAR is more free now than in 2019 with the riot! democracy and free speech are very active in HKSAR!

[@altcoindaily2066]

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[@kdryan21]

It's not a bridge once it hits land, which this does many times.

[@steveoTHEGREAT]

5:36 WAIT WHAT!? How the hell can they get blood pressure checks from a camera when the car is going over 40mph??

[@TheEliteBumblebee]

in pakistan a 40 foot bridge is being built for more than a year, last i check they are still working on it.

[@2Storyz]

1 part of this video that's cap is that they factored in the curvature of the earth. Awesome vid tho.

[@jayaramsanjel6214]

China help poor country. So I like china

[@jamesguenes5239]

When one builds a bridge, one tends to use it and not protect it from all usage!

[@saadknitwearltdsaad4006]

If it’s built Bangladesh then we have need to built 100000000.. years.cost 1000000000000000000.... Usd

[@JoeMama-me4xn]

i thawt the longest bridge over warter was pontchatrain

[@SherriRichLifeJohnson]

👍

[@saggitt]

1:36 - that's footage from Russia, not China :)

[@nicoaguirra9120]

Don't give fake news

[@nicoaguirra9120]

You are idiot

[@saggitt]

@@nicoaguirra9120 I live there, I know this place and these trains that go by. It's just a misused stock footage. Don't label something fake news just because you don't like it.

[@absolutelynotLily]

Damn respect for architects and engineers

[@ChadboyX]

Doctors r more important

[@KaushikBala333]

Yeah you live in a cave and when you get fever go to a doctor.

[@cLam1990]

A map would be nice to see where those bridges are located and how long they are compared to country or environment.

[@RandyBaumery-s4i]

Use GOOGLE😅

[@Mayangone]

People like you wants to profit with the uploads Chinese infrastructure but could not resist voicing your political views. If you don't like the Chinese system, why not just show the crumbling Western bridges and roads.

[@wyuna386]

I was born in a remote mountain village in China. My family and I moved to the city in 2008, and now my hometown has become a small city. China: Build,Build,Build,Build,Build,building

[@rickyla9892]

The subway in Hong Kong back to 30 years ago still better than subway in NY

[@TheCommentQueenC]

I only see it on KZbin but I’m gonna have to agree with this comment cause I wanna ride Hong Kong 🇭🇰 subway ❤️❤️💪🏾

[@chinescarioca]

NY subway is over 100 year old!

[@ihsanpros2360]

China kong🇨🇳🇨🇳

[@DEVIL-hc4yh]

What is ny subway 🙄

[@TheSAMTHOO]

@@chinescarioca and its still pretty trash

[@KG-ti3gy]

It is sad that you have injected politics to the content.

[@chrisslater4053]

How the heck is China doing all of these mega projects when the US can't even afford to replace a bridge or a length of highway?

[@muhammedshaheer5013]

USA have lot of military spending and little correction I think.

[@two-face1041]

In China when they say they’re going to do something they’re going to do something because they technically I own everythingAnd there’s not as much red tape there as there is in the United States

[@ALWH1314]

US is more interested in building weapons than bridge. A single F35 project costs more than the entire Chinese Belt and Road global project. The difference is one is a weapon we wish not to use and the other improves daily trading and wealth.

[@talaifinamounga4324]

Chinese people put in full effort until its finish no BS American too busy looking for benefits and watching the border 😅

[@TheWildInjuredLion]

US is more interested in buying weapons 🤣

[@davetv4705]

Chinese are leading the world in terms of mega projects. Love from Nigeria

[@Spencer-vv9xz]

Omo naija

[@koustavroy9114]

@@Spencer-vv9xz WELL...INDIA IS ALSO NOT FAR BEHIND...IN TERMS OF MEGA PROJECTS

[@iconsumedmt1350]

And in human rights violations

[@allensaunders449]

Yes and no not all megs projects are beneficial. The world's largest dam has been a disaster for ex.some good some bad

[@moderntimes4814]

Wait covic19 will coming soon...ver2

[@bevinthomas1120]

1:01 seen this with my own eyes It's an absolute beast

[@albertkindberg4046]

You just know this man practiced all the names of those cities 100 times

[@simonalison1014]

It was more like 5 ...

[@chriscarreras965]

Damn, repeating that name of the bridge must be hard. 😂

[@michaeljackson8390]

! ! WAKE UP ! ! New world order is here ! illuminati = Real / Christ = Real ! Mark of the beast = Real ! End time prophecies = Real ! Share & watch my exposing vids :)

[@johndaily9869]

They are going to build a 130 km / 80 miles cross sea bridge before 2035.

[@JayceeR]

the way he pronounce it is not even which is very understandable.

[@johndaily9869]

@@JayceeR It's just Mandarin transliteration of 2 cities, where Danyang is the start and Kunshan is the end.

[@VNtheOnly]

I call it Hong Kong - Macau Bridge

[@magnetospin]

That bridge to Hong Kong is highly congested so only certified drivers can use it, mainly public transportation companies. Anyone can take a public bus across the bridge. Good job making it sound like corruption though.

[@Leojit_Thouna]

China's development is unbelievable 👍👍

[@toy4tao]

chinese quality...so it wont last

[@SensualLiew]

@@toy4tao lmao bad boii

[@honantong]

@@toy4tao sounds brainwashed...

[@nothing9220]

@@toy4tao you buy cheap Chinese products only.. Ever tried costly one

[@JAM_2024]

@@honantong watches too much CNN

[@techscene924]

Bridges have been built for thousands of years and it's still amazing to see them being built on such an industrial scale. The machines that build those bridges are themselves amazing engineering machines. These are great videos.

[@rajendrapatil6402]

Best collection comment.

[@josephhmunsanga4757]

I wish you could upload everyday

[@MHLines]

Same

[@mauricios9308]

Same

[@dyananddookie2066]

A uuu

[@dyananddookie2066]

A uuu

[@thierrylaval4449]

Was there democracy in HK before 1997? Sorry for politically incorrect question.

[@ScorpioBornIn69]

Yes there was. It surrendered once Hong Kong was given to the red government.

[@FT-jh2pu]

How's possible to criticize such an incredible achievement by humans? What better? spend billions in so called "export democracy"? I think chinese are happy people. They feel part of something,much more than others western countries

[@Orthuzz]

ohh, kinda depends, if those money cant be spent in better way

[@pjacobsen1000]

I've ridden a train on this one several times. Is it a bridge? Or is it an elevated railway? I suppose you could say it's both. It's all on land, going between cities. Elevated to save on land acquisition costs. Land is at a premium in China, while labor and materials are still relatively affordable.

[@caty863]

Yes, technically it's a bridge.

[@sherwinbalanquit4696]

In the philippines 🇵🇭 we have 2 longest bridge 🌉 the san juanico bridge that connects the islands of samar and leyte the 1st longest bridge in southeast asia even in asia, and the other one is the new built bridge the cebu-cordova bridge in cebu island, the most beautiful modern and longest in the country 🇵🇭

[@marinerchris]

Lol

[@elconquistador932]

Meanwhile, the US just blows sh!t up while completely ignoring our own deteriorating infrastructure. It would take 50 years to build a bridge of this scale in the states. After EPA studies, unions, government squandering the finances, cost over runs, it would then be cancelled mid span. We used to be the first to take on enormous challenges, now we're looking more and more like a 3rd world banana republic.

[@johndaily9869]

The Shenzhen-Zhongshan bridge is not going to finish in 2030, it's 2024.

[@steve.k4735]

2024 here it did indeed open on 30th June this year

[@rangeslider]

Very informative and enjoyable. Thank you for sharing. Your channel is excellent. You choose great topics and present them eloquently.

[@altcoindaily2066]

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[@whaikuratuhaka7029]

Another Chinese infrastructure project completed, anyway,has Biden started his infrastructure stimulus plan yet,or are we just talking.

[@i4u4]

Nice documentary Video bro good job.

[@DigitalAlligator]

Hong Kong was a colony never had democracy, the governor was appointed by the UK and has full power during that time.

[@monier123]

视频在5分钟前还行,不知道为何引出扬子江豚,统计发现扬子江豚在2018年还有1000多头,而且长江大桥确实避开看江豚保护区,视频发布者把舆论引入了修建桥梁导致的江豚减少是不对的,而且为何凡是中国报道都有这么大的偏见,难道中国呼吸都要说是错的?

[@investfoxy]

This shows how much disposable extra money China has.. Way more than USA 😉

[@Noone-vc1rw]

Probably cuz usa puts most of its money into the military

[@MobyTheMerpup1852]

So a 35 Km bridge from London to Switzerland is possible? As in 101 Dalmatian Street Cruella drives two London, straight from Switzerland.

[@wassollderscheiss33]

It's almost a pitty at max speed the train runs the whole 164 kilometers in a mere 28 seconds.

[@ehombane]

you mean minutes? Those trains may be fast, but 300 km per minute is not believable :)

[@wassollderscheiss33]

@@ehombane I have no ide what I wanted to say with that comment. I'm usually quite good at telling minutes and seconds apart, though ;-)

[@lucilletupis3689]

They are sooo far ahead of America, we look like a joke. I think we should start moving forward and quit trailing. Just think how we could travel to places crossing oceans on trains above ground, no more airplanes, too slow.

[@酒門提督-k3b]

China is at least 30 years away from the United States, and it has to continue to accelerate its development.

[@hassanalbolkiah127]

This isn't a bridge, it's a elevated rail. The only bridge part can be the portion that goes over rivers and ocean

[@golazomedia531]

Just wait until they finish the BRI.

[@boyangliu3316]

1:45 the picture is NOT Nanjing, but the Nanjing Road in Shanghai. Both places (1:45 and 1:47) are in Shanghai and only 2 or 3 km apart...

[@gunsumwong3948]

There are many slanders in this video. One of then is the Chinese consumed 50% of the steel in building the bridges but the speaker does not seem to know China has always been the world's biggest steel producer for consecutive 25 years. In 2020 China produced 2/3 of the world steel so that countries like Serbia, Thailand, Mozambique, Indoneia, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Laos, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Ethiopia...... can have rails, bridges, ports, bridges, high speed rails, stadium, power plant, hydro stations, solar farms, wind farms, industrial zones, factories, water supply, electricity grids..... Apart from many things China is the biggest bridge builder in the world and has built bridges longer than the next 10 countries put together. So to the speaker a longest bridge is a big sensation but China could break its own record when there is a need to have another longer bridge. The sinister nature of the speaker is to link the engineering with politics in Hong Kong and totally ignorant of Hong Kong has been returned to China since 1997. In 2047 it will be fully integrated into China's political system. It was left untouched for 50 years from 1997 only for the foreigners to get their investments out. However the speaker spoke as Hong Kong is still part of UK. The above statistics should be enough when it comes to bridge enegineering the Chinese may be the expert for actually having done something than just talking about it like this speaker.

[@JRMAV1]

China should stop imprisoning and killing innocent people, trying to control portions of Africa, and constantly projecting it’s sinister influence across the world.

[@patient8816]

Padma bridge is the longest bridge in the world😵 Build By Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Rahman

[@shimnakt955]

I have read a news article which says that India had a talk with Sri Lanka to build a bridge between them . Can you make a video on the possibilities , logistics , benifits etc on building that bridge.

[@abhayprasad9580]

Yes but still not any other thing happened I known they want to build ram setu again...

[@nothing9220]

Have they finished building toilets?

[@abhayprasad9580]

@@nothing9220 oh! So you are saying this with your old 2000&2010 data... For your kind information almost 90%have toilets or more than 90. So pls stop saying nonsense without proper information and accurate data

[@cadhlaohanlon4443]

@@abhayprasad9580 yup over 90% of the Indian population has access to toilets.

[@Kohana_2006]

@@nothing9220 has china stopped making viruses and occupying land of other countries?

[@DM00]

bangladeshi padma bridge

[@fsmando4679]

Has anyone else realised how many adjectives he uses.

[@wittyusername1]

unbearable

[@ThangboiOM]

India will take 200 years to build something like this. Planning alone will take 5 years.

[@feng443]

Cheaper than a nuclear aircraft carrier!

[@spyczech]

6:10 AKA you mean Hong Kong was colonized by the British. Thats the only reason its special or seperate in any adminstrative or even really a cultural sense. British "hong kong advocates" are just trying to preserve their colony in some adminstrative or symbolic sense

[@JP_TaVeryMuch]

Err not exactly. Ask any Honky ~ out of earshot of the thought police ~ whether they'd prefer to be just another province of China or to go back to the dynamic business oriented economic success that was Hong Kong and you can guess what their answer will be. The fact that it was run by Britain was instrumental only so far as Great Britain is a western civilised democratic country. It could have been any number of others, don't you see?

[@Coelacanth_yes]

One question how the freek is it's bridge when it's just elevated over land

[@sanjeevkrishna3784]

China is really amazing from a technical point of view. We can learn a lot from china and in that sense we should not let china down simply because somebody become poorer and less powerful than china. China can improve their image simply by chainging their vision towards the rest of the world and it won't cost them anything. Good luck china.

[@atefm6]

It's not just about someone became poorer, it's about oppression in China and work conditions

[@ScorpioBornIn69]

@@atefm6 It is called slavery or 'enslavement'. China is a red nation.

[@steveoTHEGREAT]

EXCEPT CHINA WANTS TO END THE USA

[@fynii2460]

What about if China will overtake USA in nominal GDP???

[@民主youtube一直无理由]

if?

[@maxxiong]

Actually I had a misconception that HSR was mostly bridges in China because the only 300kph line I've taken for a long time was Shanghai to Nanjing (then to Wuhan but that stretch is 250). Definitely want to take the 350kph train to Beijing one day if I ever go back to China.

[@phuyaibankaengkro]

imagine all this destroyed cause of war

[@comicsandanimation5531]

I had the chance to say 'first' but im not dumb

[@toicambeta1]

Já a percorri por diferias vezes , uma viagem maravilhosa.

[@philiptucker7590]

Vraiment 🤔?

[@tangierina]

How scary was it?

[@voyager202000]

Hate to say it, but their engineers and architects are making us look like amateurs! Because they are linking cities and communities considered "unreachable" and doing it consistently! Once upon a time we were leading the way in building strong infrastructures, now we have a time maintaining what we have let alone building new highways, bridges or tunnels! That's what REALLY hurts!!!

[@davidgriffiths7696]

Immortal Sauron (some towny guy with Yorkshire accent) tries to stab with knife. Time for the sad little spin off franchises for undiscerning screen zombies to begin.

[@greentraveler4114]

It's just annoying every time when western medicine or KZbin channel mention anything about China must put politically correct principle, words such communist regime, dictator, blah blah blah, can't we just focus on things itself rather than politically correct?

[@darwinqpenaflorida3797]

There are pros and cons of China Bridges: Pros:There are some aesthetic and execution by design bridges and promote tourism Cons:Risk of Danger if poorly constructed because there are some news about Tofu Dreg Projects

[@wolfgangrenner4152]

When realizing what amounts of concrete and steel is produced and used in China, which produces tremendous Volumes of CO2, all efforts in western countries to lower CO2 production is indeed ridicules. China shows nowadays a breathtaken developement. On the other side western countries, especially Europe, had come to some kind of cultural and industrial senility. As now Hong Kong is bound by such megabridges to China, also Taiwan will become bound to continental China with Tunnels and Bridges. There is no chance to avoid, that Taiwan will (as well) become part of Great China soon ...

[@民主youtube一直无理由]

Do you also realize that most of the western countries are actually on a much higher ranking by CO2 emissions per capita than China, even they are facing some kind of cultural and industrial senility? It is not ridiculous to lower CO2 production, but it is ridiculous to point your fingers to someone who is actually better than you~~ BTW, Taiwan, which officially called Republic Of China, it always been the part of Great China ~

[@wolfgangrenner4152]

@@民主youtube一直无理由 ; As one point of "senility of the old world" can be seen the stop of nuclear power generation in Germany and other European countries. It results in the use of more coal for producing electricity than with nuclear power. China has the advantage to have dry rock deserts in the west of China, which gives the best geological structure to dump nuclear waste. In Europe all grounds are below flowing (drinking) water and can be polluted from nuclear waste. Especially in Germany there is a huge problem with the salt stock "Asse" which was a salt mine, was later filled with nuclear waste and then filled it self with water. Giving an etching sole disolving all nuclear contains and spread the radioactivity to ground water. The waste disposal problem is a strong reason to stop nuclear power production in Germany. The western countries have per capita still higher incomes and polution volumes than China and India. But the USA has 250 million citizen and Europe 500 million citicizen. China and India has each 1500 million citizen. Additional Indonesia adds further 1500 million citizens. It is true that the old world (USA & Europe) had its best time in ninetinth century and the USA in twentieth century. The twentyone century is the asiatic century with China on top. Thats historically evident. But when all 5000 million people of asia reach the wealtheness level of 20-th century USA, it will result in ecological problems.

[@民主youtube一直无理由]

@@wolfgangrenner4152 In 2019, Germany generated electricity from 29% coal, 14% nuclear (source from wiki), and as being the factory of the world, China is 69% coal and only 4% nuclear, and still, you have higher CO2 emissions per capita than China, so it's not about china has the advantage of nuclear power, its about the different lifestyle of developing and developed world~~~Everyone deserves a better life, the point is, do you want the 'new world' to give up their development? Or, are you (the old world) willing to sacrifice a little bit for your wasteful lifestyle now? I don't see any of them will be the solution. When you said 'all asian people reach the wealtheness level of the old world, it will result in ecological problems.' It sounds like a rich guy who own 20 luxury cars himself and talking to the poor that if all of you guys own a car, it will result in the traffic problems~

[@wolfgangrenner4152]

@@民主youtube一直无理由 ; I think there is no reason to discuss such funtamental themes about wealthiness shares. Nowadays the old world (Europe and USA) is in an decreasing level and the new world (China and Asia) is in an increasing level. It is said, that nowadays China has reached already a higher level of wealthiness than the USA of today. And even more to Europe. For Europe the questions arises more and more to save there last survided industries etc., to not completely lose there wealthiness they had formaly. The discussion starts, if brigdes and tunnels with several hundred Kilometers of length are necessary in the light of CO2 suppression. Producing concrete and steel gives tremdedous volumes of CO2. And it is same if it comes from USA, Europe or China. I am not a specific CO2-activist. But when realising how strong europes Industries suffer from CO2-rules and how careless simple CO2 production in China is treated, a bad feeling comes up. Today Germany has 10 % Nuclear Power, 50 % renewables (Wind, Water, Biomass and Solar) and around 40 % coal, oil and gas in electricity production. The nuclear power will be ended next year and the production will be shift to coal and gas. It is today as difficult to build new wind turbines as to build new nuclear power station. It is a political shortcut, that Germany is not realy able to find a future development perspective. And because of it a lot of envy is felt to China, which develops much more impressive.

[@民主youtube一直无理由]

@@wolfgangrenner4152 I do not agree, wealthiness shares is the most important things here, it's about whether all human beings are equal~~Basically we are talking about 2 different things, your perspective is based on countries, but mine is based on individuals, it is unfair to compare by countries because the population is different in each countries. The nuclear power may be ended in Germany but ath the same time they have to buy the electricity from France, which means the power consumption is still there. And again, yes the europes got much strictly on CO2-rules than China, but even with the strict CO2-rules and move out all of the polluted factories to China and Asia, you still have the higher CO2 emissions per capita, so you think who got the bigger problem here? And there is no way that nowadays China has reached a higher level of wealthiness than the USA, as the GDP per capita is 60k by USA, but only 10k by China, there is still a long way to go~ so yes, the bridges and tunnels are necessary, you may see it cost tons of concrete and steel, but when you think that is shared by a number of 1.4B people, it is even not enough yet~

[@bahmedzo6606]

China your only obstacle is your sophisticated alphabetic if not that you really deserve it, From Guinea Conakry 🤝

[@mohammedmouzam2434]

The spotted den quickly smile because helen geometrically transport outside a steep burn. important, wiggly spike

[@nancygermain5984]

People are on an infrastructure kick. Let's build our country up now that the earth is breaking down. Let's see floods, earthquakes, land slides, volcanos, tsunami, swarms of locusts and the such, desert floods, rivers drying up. Hail, snow, cold, hot. And what ever else is hapening. The beginning of the end. It seems to me that the worse is the people. Every one is hating on some group. This ride is scary I want to get off.

[@sherwinbalanquit4696]

In the philippines 🇵🇭 we have 2 longest bridge 🌉 the san juanico bridge that connects the islands of samar and leyte the 1st longest bridge in southeast asia even in asia, and the other one is the new built bridge the cebu-cordova bridge in cebu island, the most beautiful modern and longest in the country 🇵🇭

[@fyrman9092]

It all depends on the powers that be how the bridge/viaducts are defined. Kinda like Pluto, one day it's a planet, the next a dwarf planet because of a definition change. Definitions are like a seive...

[@altcoindaily2066]

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[@falcon3s872]

danyang-kunshan grand bridge prove flat earth... there should be 7000 foot drop between end points. There is zero...

[@amberleaf7]

Interesting, but completely irrelevant b-roll of European looking people is pretty silly and makes the whole video kinda silly.

[@Mordred478]

I wonder why they didn't consider an underground approach, like England's Chunnel or the Boring Company's Loop? Maybe that wasn't possible with such long distances, but it seems like it would have avoided damage to local aquatic life habitats and also not created eye pollution.

[@choomax9798]

Cost too much for underground solutions

[@wishfulguy4819]

Not viable

[@davidputland5506]

It’s china they don’t give a fuck about The environment, no matter what the state owned media says

[@steveoTHEGREAT]

5:34 even if a camera some how saw a driver yawn and have low blood pressure when moving atleast 40mph, what the hell would they do to help the situation??

[@ElReyD3Reyes]

They can't even finish the Van Wyck in NY for 15 years and they built this bridge in 4. What a shame

[@abinavepk2774]

Amazing engineering skill iwish you could upload every day

[@randallhardin9456]

Easy when you have 1.6 billion people and pay them a dollar an hour to do this stuff.

[@hanchulshin5685]

One of the picture is wrong. (South korean KTX photo is inserted)

[@77funtomas]

And in the meantime UK is not able to connect their mainland with Northern Ireland. Standing ovations 👏👏👏👏

[@JP_TaVeryMuch]

The depth of the sea is too much for current technology.

[@kenmakozume6330]

That bridge ain't gonna survive another years paper dragon china🤣🤣

[@ZavareTengra]

Can’t imagine the harm it must have done to marine life !

[@SteveCarras]

Hardly over water 💧 entirely. The ol bigeasy in Louie we in USA has the two longest bridges over water, lake P’train causeways at 24 miles. But these bridges are even longer

[@RONNIESAMSON-ms8ip]

👍💕📷💕👍

[@tingkagol]

KZbin, always use kilometers instead of miles please.

[@SwapnilDhabekar]

Your video and words are very fast which makes us not watch futher at certain point.. because everything you say goes on head. Max to max we can hear you till 2-3 min later on starts getting irritating

[@andrewwolf3284]

The American should make the longest bridge start from sematan kuching Sarawak Malaysia stop every check points in every small island of Indonesia and continue till tioman island Malaysia reach to johor bahru. And it will be break all guiness records all the world

[@abhayprasad9580]

That's a benefits of single minded country one party rule helped China alot

[@sh-ig9fm]

Chinese brands in China: for a few billion builds largest construction projects Meanwhile Chinese brands in UK: costs same amount of money to build non significant high-rise building with no attractive design or engineering significants that's only purpose is offices.

[@RocketsharK7]

That 8 billion price tag for the 9 mile stretch over water is almost nothing, they wanted 2 billion to do a 300 foot span over the missisippi just a couple years ago when a bridge collapsed.

[@jacknewell1847]

My grandfather is from Yorkshire He took my father to see this bridge. He turned, and, with a tone of great severity, said: Ooh peter, this'un be ther longest suspenshun bridge in oll ther wurld. And my father sayeth unto him: yeah that's great mate is there a pub nearby?

[@gaggleweed]

Could they not find any stock video of Chinese workers?

[@sherwinbalanquit4696]

In the philippines 🇵🇭 we have 2 longest bridge 🌉 the san juanico bridge that connects the islands of samar and leyte the 1st longest bridge in southeast asia even in asia, and the other one is the new built bridge the cebu-cordova bridge in cebu island, the most beautiful modern and longest in the country 🇵🇭

[@awangthier407]

The hardest and most time consuming part of this video is the names

[@jackb348]

And yet the Chinese economy is falling apart,

[@sherwinbalanquit4696]

In the philippines 🇵🇭 we have 2 longest bridge 🌉 the san juanico bridge that connects the islands of samar and leyte the 1st longest bridge in southeast asia even in asia, and the other one is the new built bridge the cebu-cordova bridge in cebu island, the most beautiful modern and longest in the country 🇵🇭

[@arkdark5554]

Only taking those immensely long and high-tech bridges…it is clear, China is vastly in front of the world, technologically.

[@piyalzoysa2793]

Amazing engineering skill

[@imbored7437]

Could have been first